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Don't

let that cold OF yours run on. You think
1t ia q light thing. But it may run into
cstarrh. Or into pneumonia. Or con
sumption.
Catarrh 10 disgusting. Pneumonia is
dangerous. Consumption is death itself
|, The breathing apparatus must be KEPT
healthy and clear OF all distractions and
offensive matter. Otherwise there is trou.
bio ahead.
AL the diseases Of these parts, head,
nose, throat, bronchial tubes and lungs
can DO delightfully."- and entirely cured BY
the use Of Boechee's German Syrup. il
you don't know this remedy, Thousands
and thousands Of people can tell you,
They have becn curSd by it, and "know
how it is, themselves." Bottls only 75
cents. Ask your druggist.
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Wnifa.

A lovely rainfall on Thanksgiving.
Michael Pinkerton Is still confined to
his bed.
Asa Brantner, Of Maynard, was In town
on Thursday.
The "Coal wcrko" arc running regular
ly and full tlmo.
Mics Ella Pope came home on Friday to
spend q few days.
A brother OF Frank Barr, who lives In
Zmeaville, 10 visiting him.
The Literary Circle" here are puzzled
over the word ''snocper."
Alex Mossgrove, who is on tho sick list
wan not sbis TO enjoy y Thanksgiving
turkey.
Tho pro.racted meeting closed on Tuea.
day evening, with twenty acoessions to tic
church.
The Davis boys, OF Martins Ferry, we're
in their old place in tho "band' on satur,
day night.
John Neal, who is in very poor health,
has left his farm and moved into Portland
In consequence.
Tho remaiEo Of Mr.. Joseph Burrip, o.
Rush Run, Tere inferred IN the Warren.
ton Cemetery Last Tuesday.
There was al oyster supper Saturday
evening in the MethodiSE Proteetan!
Church, which WAS quite an enjoyable
affair.
A little boy OF Bob McCleary'a shooting
with an Air.guu, wounded tho hired mar
90 eeriounly that d.. Kelley had to be
called to extract the ball.
Rev. Walker, OF Martins Ferry, held
communion services in Portland on Sun.
day. The members OF the Presbyterian
Church Of that place organized a "mits 60.
ciety" on Saturday night.
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IMulG lrIs.

Ono OF them 10 tho Engliah girl, the
other tho American girl. Mr. Lsbouchere,
oil Landoa Truth, who Is always entertain.
ing, hiss bean talking about them, and ior
all practical purposes he pretcrS the Amer.
lean gil.
This discriminating critic finds that the
American knows infinitely better than her
English Ccusia how to make hsrseli agree.
abba. Thsra ID an unconventional fresh.
nss. about her which 10 charming. She
haI sone:h;ag to talk about aud she knows
how 10 BAY it in 3 why to fasten the atten-
tioa aul excite an interest in herself.
Waethcr it 10 nobility Or royalty is oil one
to hsr; abe doss no. understand that she
Is not the equal OF any crowned head.
Sas dressed we'll snd wsars her cloth.
Ing 81 though It had been made fo'
her. She hss retinsd features, 10 graceful
and Winning. Tho Ea3lisL girl is heavier
has little to talk shout that a man wants te
hear ard seams not to have quite found
hcr plsco in tbs unive:ae. This is sbout
Mr.. Labouchere's view, though not in hil
own language.
What nlstce tho difference between tho
two girls 20 nearly related? 1t mey be
thu roaa. basf or tho mutton or tho bon
bona. I: il mora likely thu longer
tetho, Tbs American girl is allowed, the
mors intimate contact withher own family
circle instead Of being bought up by Ger.
wants, and the other important fact that
parent, and their iriondn admit that she ia
aomebody wen before she 10 old enough
to SO formally into socisty to have a bus.
band found for her.
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Tho Jnlicn Electrical Car.
Mlrat IlalSaad IN Commercial Ga..ut.

Mural AaiSaad in Commercial GGs.tts,
One Of the remarkable eichts in this
city New York is the Julien electrical
car rubbing along in q way that excites a
degree Q! eurprise approaching alarm.
Tho carisths ordinary style familiar on
the streets, painted green, with a bell that
rlrgo sharply, and q big lamp in front.
The %proFe!ling power ia invisible, 1t Con.
B!sts OF electricity stored in tanks fitted
under seato. The car spins along at a
lively rate, il permitted, and is under mar.
feet control. It is stopped in less time
than horees, can BIO checked, and starts
with o gentle facility, and gains
bpeed 40 II motion waa its
natural condition and tho rests were
enforced. The that I saw on Fonrth
avenue was gliding ahead, pursued and in
part surrounded BY great swarm Of bows
who seemed to be Of the impression that
they were witnessing q show Of MAGIC
Tho street car horses did not like fha
monster, and pransed as II thoy proposed
going on a ntrike. Tho electrical car had
q load Of passengers and moved over or.
binary tracks IN a masterful manner,
OF course, If this sort Of thing car BIS
carried on at o cheap rate, there will
not long be use for horaes or cables, There
is a difficulty, I am told, in the cost OF the
plant, and the question that raises the IN.
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4 YunnInIerIn rualh

demand greater attention than they usu.
ally receive. Mothers careful OF thei,
children's physical wGll.beine, wisely
adopt sOZODONT ss an article Of the fam.
lily toilet II tho frat set Of q ~juyeni!o'e
teeth arc daily polished with this match.
less purifier, the second Get are almost In
yarlably white and strong, and prove
lifelong bleeaing, otherwise they IRE
quently turn out carious aud irregular
Young aud old alike bene6! by It's use.
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certainty 10 40 to the endurance Of the
costly plant. II should be noted that the
cars / describe are not run Upon specially
prepared tracks, and are not connected
with wires that are etreaks Of lightning
from dynamos. Tho running machinery
is OF course peculiar, and the electricity 10
stored. Electricians ray that great al.
vanceH have boen nndn within a few
months in tho storage OF electricity, and II
It progreeaea o little further thu appllca.
ton Of II will bs something inlrite.
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BABIES that are iretful, pseviah, cross
or troubled with Windy Collie, Teethinp
Pains or Stomach Disorders, can be re.
lleved ut once by using Acker's Baby
Soother. It contains no Opium or Nor.
phinc, hence is safe. Price rs cents. Sold
by Logan 6 Co., @. R. Goetzs, Cliaa. Men.
kcmillor. z B Burt and Bow;n Rros s
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MANY Of tho good things Of this life ere
sorrowfully let alone on account of Dys-
pepsia. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will
cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Coustipa-
ton; sold on q positive guarantee at 25
and so cents, by Logan & Co., @. r. Goethe,
Q. Menkemille-, L. B. Burt and Bowie
Brog. 9
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lHAyE not used all Of ono bottle yet. /
suffered from catarrh for twelve years,
experiencing The nsnaeating dropping in
thethroat pscul!srto that disease, and nose
bleed almost daily. I tried various rene.
dos without benefit until lsss April, when
| saw E!y's Cream Balm advertised in the
Boston Budget, l procured q bottle, and
since the hr,s days use have had no more
b!eeding-the soreness ia entirely gone.-
D. g. Davidson, with the Boston Budo.t,
formerly with the Boston Journal. TTHsaw
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SAVE tho Children. They arc especial,
liable to sudden Colds, Coughs, Group
Whooping Cough, etc, We guaranteed
Acker'0 English Remedy q poaitiye cure
1t saves hours Of anxlons Watching. Solt
by Logan \ Co., @. r.. Goetze. O. Menke
miller, Il. B. Burt and Bowie Bros. 4
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AcEER's Blood Elixir ID the only Blood
Remedy guaranteed. 1t is 8 positive cure
for Ulcafa, Eruptions or Syphilitic Poi.
soniug. It p~lrities the whole system, and
baniahea ali Rheumatic and Neuralgia
pains. We guarantee it. Logan l. Co., o
R. Goetas, @. Meukemil!o:, Il. B. Burt aud
Boyio Hros. &
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Do not fail L Dread our "Happy Thought
and "Timoly Suggestion" Bee advertise
ment elsewhere in this pspor. Having
received m order for q Caliysaph Writer,
ALEC 81 order for q Saving Machine in.
tended Tor Chrintmes gifts, We arc prompt.
ed 10 make tho special Inducements offer.
ed in our advertisement.
Very truly,
EDWARD l.. ROSE & Co,
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4 child aska US why the devil has 8
tail. We suppose 1t is to enable him to
keep tho flies off thoso portions OF his
buck that no cannot reach With his
hande. -
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SIS Day--a Gold Mine

For Agents. Grandest Money Making Business
Months. 875 Per Month and expenses 10 actiTe
men 70 soil our goods No capital required. 40
Peodling sample calo Oh Goods and valuable In.
bng; We mean just what We My. Address at once
s1LYERWARE CO., Boaton, Mass.
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"Hello, Brown! Hsvo you any new
factories going up at Hellebore this fall ?''
"Yes, our powder factory went up last
Heek.n
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Rev. J. 8. GILBERT, Allandnle, N. j.:
"Duriug long family use Palmor's Skin
Success never failed" At drug store Of
McLain Bros,
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When the stovs is cloggod up with
clinkers Isl any wonder that the troubled
housewife exclaims, "Gratea caucht?D
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E b. q. q U. Railroad. Sg7-1.
Bellalro d Zancsvillo Through Passenger le.vcs
Bellalre at $40 q. m, arrives at BellaIrc at 3. n.
2 Woodsdeld PASSENGER leaves BellAire at 1:2o D.
H., arrives at Bcllalro At $40 q. IN. 49, r.
sunmerNold Accommodation leaves Bellaire At
100 .. m, arrives At Bellairo at l0:i5 a. m. - =
IHTHEELING l. ELM GROVE R. r.
w On and after Monday, October 81. ISs7,
trains on tho Wheeling q Elm Grove Railroad viii
run Is follows: - 80
Leave Wheeling:
5:& a m. ZOO a m, 0 a m, II: go a m, 80 D m, ssh
p N, $50 p M, 700 p m, 900 p IN. I5S
Arrive ut Wheeling Park:
500 a N, 1875 a m e:sS a m, l1:s5 a nj, 2:os D m,
4:os p M, 6:55 p IN, 1855 p N, 9:S5 p NJ.
Leave Wheeling Park:
6:l0 A m, 7:45 a m, 1000 a m. 1850 p N, $50 y m.
$40 p a., 6:lo p m. 500 p m, 1000 p m
Arrive 1t Wheeling:
6:45 a m. $40 o N, 1885 a m, los p m, 3:o5 D m :.
ass p II. GAS p m. S:S5 p m. 1850 p IA.
soNDAis-Lesye the city. at 500 a m: and run
every hour until 900 pm Leave Wheeling PARK
at 800 n N, and run every hour until 10 p M, eY.
cept the church train, which will leave the pa,k
ocs q H1RsCH, supt.
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No 2lsa Main street. q store1oom, with natural
gas, $40 q month.
JAM rs "A.
Real Estate Agent, U. 8. Pension and Claim At.
Inrn0y, Collector and Notary Public.
no23 1919 MARKET STREET.
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Well, Robert Bonner could aHo1d 10 70.
tire. HI hGd q handsome balance on the
right aide of the Ladser.
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DIED.

Dentty's Ivory Starch.
Labor saving hermlets to fabric. perfect finish
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED-A GIRL-A GOOD CooK.
wv Must oon,o we'll recommended. Apply al
No. Is Virginia street. y r1iI non
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ELY'S
II
TRAVELLERS GUEDE.

\ RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
~. TRAINs-0n and aitor Nov 20, lsS7-Kx7I.i-
NATION op RxrHRHNC2 NJ sys 'Dsily, fsnnds7
executed: monday ext erted. Saturday eI.
cepted. Sunday only. aster Standard time.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-08
GENERAL NEWS.
Railroad Collision Near
Alton, Iowa.
INDIANS ON THE WARPATH.
Contemplated Resignation of AS
sistant Secretary POrter-A
New University.
INDIANS ON THE WARPATH
Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD
DEs MONIES, Ia, September THE
fast mail on the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy Railroad ran into the
regular passenger train westward
bound, near Alton, this afternoon
about two O'Clock. The passenger
was delayed by freight and the fast
mail failed to notice the signal to stop.
The list of injured was confined to the
sleeper on the rear end of the pas
senger train.
THE CALAMITY LIST.
Killed-The infant child of Rev. A..
E. Mosher, Creston. Injured-Mrs.
Mosher, head and arms badly cut,
will probably die; Charles Cook
Brooklyn, N. Y, with wife and
two sons, en- route to Ne
braska, were in the sleeper, the
Youngest son, four years old, was
fearfully scalded, probably fatally; the
other members of the family were not
seriously hurt. L. j. Gray, Green
field, Iowa, horribly cut; H. G. Fuller
ton, Chillicothe, Wis, spine injured ;
Sarah Griminger, Cleveland, Ohio,
scalded; Miss Anna Merrell, Red Oak,
Iowa, face and arms scalded James
A. Billy and wife, Michigan, both in
jured in the back and slightly scalded.
The injured are cared for at the Sum-
NIT House, Preston, and are doing as
we'll as could be expected.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-08
EASTERN NEWS.
Meeting of State Demo-
Gratis in Ohio.
FORAKER'S POLICY CENSURED
Terrific Storm in the East-COn-
clave of PrOhibitiOnists-The
Medical Congress.

Associated Press Dispatches to the Herald.
HAMILTON, O., September THE
opening meeting of the State cam
paign Democratic party was held her e
this evening. The first speech was
made by Hon. Thos. E. Powell, ,'candi-
date for Governor. Mr.. Powell de-
voted nearly one-third of his time to
Governor Foraker and his admins
tration.
FORAKER'S FOOLISH POLICY.
Speaking of what was demanded OF
the Governor of Ohio, the third State
in the Union, he said that Foraker's g
attack upon President Cleveland in
the speech OF acceptance was un-
worthy of one aspiring to such a high
office, and for it he derived condemn
alton at the hands of private citizens
and from the public press throughout
the country, He claimed also that
Governor Foraker had publicly in
suited 100000 Democratic voters OF
Ohio by referring to them in a speech
as the rebel brigade Confederates, and
dirty Democrats.
HIS OWN PARTISANs DIsGUsTED.
Speaking of the rebel flags he said
that Governor ForaAer by his conduct
at the soldiers reunion and especially
at Wheeling had disgusted the best
men of his own party. The people
wanted Governor who would give
less attention to the war ended twenty
years ago and more to the peaceful
problems of the present and future.
AN EFFICIENT ADMINISTRATION.
He gave the facts upon which he
based his claim that the Cleveland
administration had done more for the
soldiers than any Republican admin
istration and said that the party which
had done so well with national affairs
was the party to be trusted with the
administration of State affairs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-08
PROFESSIONAL PLAYERS.
Synopsis of Yesterdays PerfOrm-
ances OH the Diamond.

BALTIMORE, September T. Balti-
more, 6 Cincinnati, l.
BROOKLYN, September 7.-Brooklyn,
8; st. Louis, 4.
New YORK, September Metro
politans, 13 I; Louisville, 2.
BOSTON VS.. PHILADELPHIA.
Boston, September THE last
game here between the Boston and
Phillies to-day was an interesting con-
test, which was lost by the home team
through a muff by Kelly and tumble
by Morrill,, each letting in a run, and
also through their inability to hit Fer
guson when the men were on bases.
Score-Boston, 2; Philadelphia, 3.
NEW YORK VS.. WASHINGTON
New York, September New
York was defeated easily by the
Washingtons to-day. The visitors
were in great form and O'Day, their
pitcher, was very efectual. Brown
appears to be going backward, and it
might be said that his poor support OF
Welch lost the giants the game. At
tendance 1900. Score, New York 2,
Washington 5.
DETROIT VS.. CHICAGO.
DETROIT, September 7.-(Morning
game.) The Detroits finally succeed
ed in giving Clarkson a pounding
to-day, while Conway held the Chi
cagos down to six actual hits. The
Chicagos did some remarkable work
behind Clarkson and some that was
very bad. The visitors fought desper-
ately to the finish, but the slick work
of the Wolverines was too much for
them. Score: Detroit 8, Chicago 2.
AFTERNOON GAME.
1t was another slaughter in the af-
ternoon and eighteen actual hits were
recorded against Clarkson; Baldwin
in particular distinguishing himself
with the bat, scoring hit every time
he came to the front. Baldwin pitched
his first game in several weeks and
was very effective, keeping the hits
well scattered with the exception OF
the first inning. The Unfolding on
both sides was excellent, a marked
contrast to that of this morning.
Score: Detroit 8, Chicago 4.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-08
FURIOUS FLAMES.
EpitOme of Yesterday's COnflag.
ratiOns-HeavyL Losses.


CINCINNATI, September About
midnight fire started in the stables
of VIM. Heffron. proprietor of the
West End Transfer Company, on Nc
Keen avenue, and spread with such
rapidity that the establishment was
entirely destroyed. Peter Haynes
and Edward Rukstohl were badly
burned, and Hayes cannot recover.
Thirty-eight horses and twelve mules
were burned to death. The loss will
aggregate $4,000.
SAW MILLS IN FLAMES.
PORTLAND, Or, September Last
night saw mill belonging to Savage
Bros. & Slater, in Washington County,
was destroyed by fire. The boiler
and engine escaped without serious
damage. The fire originated from a
spark dropping from the furnace into
the sawdust. The loss will probably
reach $4,000. No insurance.
A TOWN DESTROYED.
NEwBURGH, Ont, September T.
The business portion of this place, in
Guiding thirteen residences and about
fifteen business houses, was de-
stroyed by fire to-day. Loss, $3.50 200
insurance, unknown.
A RESIDENCE BURNED.
MARYsvILLE, September An in
cendiary fire this morning destroyed
the dwelling of Mrs. Weinsacker and
damaged other buildings. Total loss,
$4,000; partly insured.
FIVE MEN KILLED.
BosToN, September THE Maver-
ick Oil Works at East Boston burned
this morning. Five men lost their
lives in the fire.
MACHINERY DESTROYED.
PATTERSON, n. j., September IA
fire this morning destroyed the Grant
Locomotive Works. Loss, $3.50, 900.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-08
1T WAS ALL SETTLED.

In an interview he said, Il wanted
$150000 and the bonds had been
placed and everything arranged. L
would have been paid the money in
twenty-four hours more, when the
news came of the Hawaiian troubles
and it was at once refused. l will get
it fixed up all right though within the
next three months"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-08
A Crooks Confession

SEATTLE, September IA crook
named Blackabee has confessed to the
commits sion of robbery near Stock
ton four years ago.: for which man
named Mcdonald is now serving a
term in San Quentin. Blackabee will
be taken to Stockton and an effort
made to secure McDonald's release.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-08
FOREIGN NEWS.
Revolutionary Movement
in Central America.
PUBLIC FUNERAL AT EXETER.
German Intervention i'm the Sa-
moan Kingdoms Policy.
Riots at Vienna.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HEEALDI
PANAMA, September IA revolu-
tionery force under Bahona last night
surprised and took possession of Port
La Union, San Salvador. The garri-
son was betrayed by two officers. The
fight between the revolutionists and
the Government is reported to have
been severe. A thousand government
troops left the capitol to-day under
General Amaya, but it will take them
two days to reach Port La Union. A
general commotion is feared in Saliva
dor, Guatemala and Honduras.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-08
1THE CHARLESTON.o
Good Work Being Done on Her
at the Union Iron Works.

SAN FRANCISCO, September T.
Rapid progress on the"Charleston" is
now being made at the ship-yard OF
the Union Iron Works, and there
seems no longer any doubt that she
will be completed in the specified
time. Her keel has been laid and
part of the frame of her sides is up.
Steel plates are arriving daily. The
engines are nearly built, though the
company at Philadelphia has an ad-
vantage in the way of proximity to
steel-works and coal mines. "The
Charleston" is further advanced in
construction than the cruiser "Balti-
more"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-08
Another Mining Company.

SAN Francisco, September 1.-THE
Ruby Mining Company has incorpor'
ated to mine in Bainbridge district
Ventura county, California, with q
canital stock of 81 ,0O0, 900. The fol
lowing are the directors: A. w. Bray
J. L. Misher, w. f. Titus, w. r. Balm
bridge. J. r. Little, W. T. Mcpherson
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-08
STORMY SCENES.
showers General i'm the North
Some Damage Done.

PErALUMA, September 7.-Forty-
nine hundredths OF an inch of rain
fell here up to noon yesterday.
Much grain in this section is still un-
threshed and much hay not ba ed; all
of which is exposed to the weather,
and will be more or less injured. Old
feed on the ranges will rot and be
worthless. Grapes in this county are
backward in ripening, and have so far
ripened very unevenly. 1t is sup
posed that this crop, too. will be con-
siderably injured by the rain.
SHOWERS AT STOCKTON.
STOCKTON, September There was
a lively shower of rain here this morn
ing, laying the dust and cooling the
atmosphere.
DowNPoUR AT REDDING.
REpplNG, September IA slight
shower last night and quite hard
rain this morning.